Taxila Terracotta

The Taxila terracotta figure from the 1st to 2nd century BC is a small clay sculpture made in ancient Taxila, in what is now Pakistan. These figures showed people, animals, or gods and were used for decoration, daily life, or religion. They were made by hand or with molds and had simple but detailed designs. The art style shows a mix of local and Greek influences, as Taxila was a center of culture and learning.